In Kvibisi, Borjomi municipality there is a church of St. George. The building of the hall type was erected in the Middle Ages.
Once in Borjomi, pay attention to the small church of St. George in the village of Kvibisi. The building is an example of Georgian architecture of the transition period. The building material was made of hewn stone. The church in Kvibisi has an interesting stone candlestick in the entrance, and the roof of the church is covered with stainless steel.
The church of St. George, located in Kvibisi, was built during the Middle Ages. The cathedral building is of the hall type. The materials used were gray hewn stone.
The entrance is on the south side. In the center there is a small window. The interior space of the temple ends with a semicircular apse on the east side, with a window in the form of an arch in the center and rectangular recesses on the north and south walls. There is a refectory stone in the altar.
The structure is completely plastered and the flooring is tiled. The cathedral is also covered with stainless steel. There is a tiled courtyard, which is surrounded by a wall. In the courtyard of the Quibis church of St. George is a building built of stone for a candlestick.
There was a tombstone of K. Avalishvili in the temple, which is currently in the courtyard. The inscription on the tombstone says that in the XIX century the structure was restored by K. Avalishvili.
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